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AliAlAradi  
#1 Posted : Thursday, March 19, 2020 2:55:21 PM(UTC)
AliAlAradi

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Good morning dears,

I have issue in VMix while I streaming to YouTube which is showing warning that the CPU Overloaded.

Please help me to solve this issue.

Below details:

I'm using Dell Laptop I7, 8GB RAM, 4GB Graphic, 1TB HDD.

I'm using only 1 Input while streaming (web browser), just when I start the video without streaming and recording .. the warning appear.
Also the issue happen when I use Camera Input.
But when I using Input Video .. the application working very well and the CPU less than 50.

the problem come with input web browser and Camera



looking for your reply

thanks in advanced
BionicTdb  
#2 Posted : Friday, March 20, 2020 12:09:10 AM(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: AliAlAradi Go to Quoted Post
Good morning dears,

I have issue in VMix while I streaming to YouTube which is showing warning that the CPU Overloaded.

Please help me to solve this issue.

Below details:

I'm using Dell Laptop I7, 8GB RAM, 4GB Graphic, 1TB HDD.

I'm using only 1 Input while streaming (web browser), just when I start the video without streaming and recording .. the warning appear.
Also the issue happen when I use Camera Input.
But when I using Input Video .. the application working very well and the CPU less than 50.

the problem come with input web browser and Camera



looking for your reply

thanks in advanced


Hello,

I believe you will find that the browser input is the most stressful of them all on taxing your system requirements.

try using another input to see if you still have the issue like a logitech c920 webcame or similar as a test. (no borowser)

It also seems you are probably using x264 CPU encoding. this is going to be tough using anything other than fastest on a low GHZ speed processor lower than 3GHZ quad core.

If you have an internal graphics card use it to encode using hardware encoding.

if you have an internal graphics card and on board Intel graphics enable Optimus compatibility for a boost in performance.



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